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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1885-12-25, Page 5DEO, 26, 1885. SRusa2=a POST. >f31r+.cavutcj, The Sunday School tett anoeting was held at Roe's church on Tuesday ClEAPE11 C.0011S. Mrs, Hobert Moegrove, nee Miss Addie Farrow, arrived from Manitoba last friday. She intends passing the winter fn Ontario. Mrs. George ACheeon, whose life had been despaired of, is at present much better and hopes are entertain• ed for her recovery, Fenton Hartley succeeded in pass- ing the Goderieh Model School ex- emination, taking very high marks. He will enter upon his profession aft- er holidays in JeweWe school house, Morrid towrn hip. Bluevale contributed $9.50 to make the Brussels Band Concert a success. Each one of our boys ex- pected to capture that suit and gam- bled coneiderable on their chances, but are now tickled because they did ;Vt. Turnberry Council hold its last session for 1885 on Wednesday, the 10th inst., and wound up the labore for the year, regardless of the ores. evening of this week. Just Buell a supper was served es the ladies of this appointment get up on these occasions and Itis hardly neeeseary to state ample justice was done, Reeve Strachan filled the chair and delivered the opening address. Speeohoe were made by Bev R. Paul, pastor, B. Gerry and Rev. W. Smyth to the pleasure of the audience. Good music was furnished by the choir of the church. The proceeds amounted to about $26. ANO MDR OLD RESIDENT DONE.—Last Saturday Mrs, Damian McDougall, con, 7, passed to that bourne from whence no traveller returns, aged 56 years, and 7 months. Her husband died about 5 years ago. They were old settlers m the township, being among the first to take up land. 8 children are left to Mourn the loss of a good mother, The decoaeed was a member of Knox Church, llrussels, for years, She had been ill for a eat panicky times, by an oyster sup- long time her trouble being in her per at Johnston's hotel. It is under. I heart. Tho funeral took place on stood that the present Council, ex. eepting Jas. Hennings, whose health is not good, will seek ro•eleetion. There will likely be opposition though, as Gusty Borten, the tiger of the nor: h, 18 said to be donning 111e war paint. The public sellool examinations took place last Friday, a number of visitors being present. The exercises of the day showed that the school was in a most gratifying condition. 'Poo much praise can hardly b0 given to Miss Maguire and Mr. Slemmon for the very thorough and efficient svork done in the school this year, and it is a matter for regret that Mies Maguire was not retained. 11'[r. Sleinmon, we aro glad to know, will wield the birch Here for another year at least, Wingham. The tobogganing slide ie about ready. Thera will be a run of about 200 yards. McLean & Sou.have purchased the saw mill Owned and operated by Scott & Bell, near Brennan's tannery. It is stated that R. P. Simmons, of Wtngham, a gentleman highly re. epeeted by all who have the pleasure of acquaintance, Lae loot his reason through brooding over the death of hie eon Ben. The following officers were elected in connection with the A. F. & A. M. Lodge of this town:—W.M., Bro. Dr. Tamlyn ; S.W., Bro. E. ;L. Diokin. son ; J.W., Bro. J. H. Jiieoocke ; Chaplain, Bro. J. Neelands ; Treas- urer, Bro. E. R. Talbot ; Secretary, W. Bro. J. A. Morton ; Auditors, Bros. 1illcGnire and Groves. The following officers Have been ebosen for the Wingham Conservat- ive Association :—E. L. Dickinson, president ; William Ellison, vice- president 1st ward ; H. Gust, vice president 2nd ward ; T. Bell, vine- preeident 8rd ward ; 13. Wilson, vice- president 4th ward ; Robert Cornyn, sec ,-treks. The annual election of officers of the Wingham Caledonian Society was held In the Mechanics' Institute, when the fallowing officers were elect ed for the current year :—O. Dallas, chief ; J. J. Audereon, lst ohicftaln ; W. A. ilfoOlymont, and chieftain ; A. R. Morris, 8rd chieftain ; J. Lcuiit, 4th chieftain ; Wm. Robertson, sec- retary ; J. A. Morton, treasurer; A. McGregor and William Henderson, standard bearers ; Jame McAlpine and Hugh Hamilton, marshals. e ray. Mts. Sanil, Ames is away near "Whitby waiting on her mother who is A. good deal of timber is hoing got out this winter for building purposes, to be used next slimmer, 3, W. Yeo was }tome from Hamii ton hast week. We understand that he intends removing his family to the ambitious city. Tbotnae Ames, who is railroading on the C. P. R., bad a very narrow escape from instant death fn the late accident on that line. Russel Bishop is hoots from the Agricultural College for the Christ inns vacation. He is quite taken op with his stay of throe menthe and ex. pests to return after New Years, Among the names of eucoosafui stud ants at the Normal School at Toronto we notice that of T. 11. Mellain, who taught in this township for a couple of years. Ho had his certificate rais- ed from a and B to a and A. Last Friday night someone visited the barn of James Mitchell, con. 12, and helped himself to some oats from his ban.The little dog that accom- panied this man who wills friendly enough to help himself was shut up in the barn and was liberated by Mr, Mitchell when he came home. Mr. M. is anxious to know whether the pup got }Coale all right or not, Ionday and was largely attended. Tho sorrowing friends may rest as- sured of the sympathy of tho entire eon -annuity. Social,—Last Tuesday evening a social, for the benefit of the Sunday School, was held lo Fulton's school house. The ladies provided a super. abundance of provietous and the largo company was thorougly satiafiod iu this particular, 0. Bowerman, Sup eriutondsut, WAS voted to the chair and filled Cho position very creditably. An interesting program wns Gerried through consisting of short addrenies from Rev. D. B. 3IoRae, of Oran• brook, W. H. Kerr, of Brussels, R. Spalding and D. Robertson•Excel- lent music was discoursed in the shape of anthema, glees, chants, and guar. tette, by the Oreubrook choir, led by Prof. Coutts, who presided at the organ. The children of the school oleo sang a number of pieces, led by the same gentleman. After the usual votes of thanks the gathering was dismissed by the benediction. The proceeds amounted to over $16. This will be applied in furnishing supplies for the echool. CIIRroTeue TR ltlt: –k Christmas tree entertainment was announced to be held in S. S. No. 4, on Saturday evening, Dec. 19th, but owing to the inclemency of the weather it was post - poised until Monday evening. Samuel Ames was duly elected chairmen after a few remarks were made by the teaoher. Mr. Ames took the chair amidst great applunee, and after a few welt -chosen and appropriate re- marks proceeded with the following program, which was well rendered by all who took part in it. "Glory to God in the highest," choir ; song, "Happy children," school ; reading, 'Howa married man sews on buttcos,' Dougald Simeon ; recitation, 'A psalm of life,' Wm. McQuarrie ; "Rejoica evermore," choir; recitation, "Learn a little every day," Sandy Roo ; read- ing, "Little shoes," Lorenzo Frain ; dialogue, "Dtiuk song," Sandy Roe and Denni8 Mullen ; song, •'t7heorfuc companions," school ; "Turn back Pharoah's Army," choir ; recitation, "Boil it down," Sandy Roe ; recite tion, "The old apple tree," Jane Wright ; reading, "Judge Pitman ou various kinds of weather," Geo, Bate. man ; song, -My hands how mealy are they made," school ; 'Home of the Ransomed,' choir; reoit t6io11, 'Lo, to see it,' Annie Ross ; song, "Sliding down the- hill," sohool ; reading, "Speech of Right About Meredith at u select gathering of Tory Campaign. era," Dougald Simeon; "Beautiful River," choir; recitation, "With all thy might," Maggio Simeon ; song, "Advice to Children," school ; reoit awns, Mary J. Simeon. As this res itlltion watt finished in (mule Sant Ulcus with his Buffalo shin overooa a and white flowing beard, Ho caused great merriment to old and young, some of the children haviwg never seen him before took him for sono wild beast. He soon disposed of all the toys to the pleasure of the little folios, but. as is usual on Buell ocoa- eeioue one or two of the young men who received tin whistles, boot blades, ole., would much rather have been excused. After the trees were alll ele,tred of their good things J. Frayn on behalf of the school, proeeuted Stewart, the' teacher, with a handsome album, as a token of respect and love. Mr. Stewart replied in a few well. chosen words. The tree was beauti- fully decorated and reflects credit on those who helped to put it there. A vote of thanks was tendered to the chairman and choir for their efficient services. The most enjoyable even. ing's entertainment was thea brought to a close by the choir and school singing "God save the Queen." The school closes for the holiday season on Wednesday, the 28rd iust., and ro-&pont on Tuesday, the 6th of J nary, The undersigned, while thanking his numerous Comers for the Liberal Paro� t Customers Cage extended to him during the last (ii years, begs to an- nounce a Change in his System of doing Business, namely—TheBasis—all to be Bought and sold for Cash or its Equivalent—for particulars le se Cash at my office, 1 am enforcing the above system. All Parties indebted will oblige by having their ac- counts settled at once, By adopting the Cash Basis 1 will be enabled to Sell my Goods Pram 5 to 10 per cent. less than in the old way ---hence the saving to th purchaser. Try see if T moi not right. 99. e -- _T -- and 99, Sg I am Showing To -day the Largest and Most Com- plete Stock of Goods ever exhibited in Brus- sels, and never before would a Little Money Go So Par as at Present, if you procure your wants from. us. 10.0, Immense Assortment of New Dress Goods, Silks, tsPlashesatein all the Net Fabrics Velvets, , ., Newest and Fashionable Shades. New Silk Cloakings, Ottoman Cords Brocades, Mattallase, Bective Cloths, Astrachan Cloths, Meltons, ac. ' FURS! F'VR!, 1 Ladies' Real Astrachan Mantles, Caps Muffs, &o., South Sea Seal Muffs and Cas Persian Lambs, Caps, bs, Muffs, Caps and Boas. Gentlemen s Fur Caps in Newest Styles and Ex- tra Fine Lot of Real Persian Lamb Sets to hand this week. Carpets --All Wool, Union, Tapestry, Brussels and Dutch Carpets. Floor Oil Cloths, Siirolums, Etc, Splendid Assortment of Lace Curtains and other House Furnishing Goods. New Stock of Imported and Canadian w d Coatings, Tiouserings and Oveicoatings opened tip this week. 'fiery Stylish Goods eels Cloth- ing Order i11 First -Class g ist Class Style. Ready -Made Clothing, Overcoats, Etc. Men's, Boys' and Children's Sizes, Never so Cheap as at present. 130 :010 cgz. Do not invest your'ynoney until you see our stock of these goods. I have opened up this week an Immense Stock of New G-oods that sur- pass in Quality and Value anything ever offered here in theNPast' ,0:0, INTO 71 75 Boys' Plush Caps, at 20 Good Persian Lamb Caps, at Men's All Wool Overcoats, Heavy Canton Flannel; Ladies' Mantles at Men's Heavy Suits from, .0,0, •-•- - 25c. $3.50 5.00 O8c. 1.25 $5 to 12.00 Remember, Cash and Prompt Paying Customers will not have to Support the Deadbeats of this Community, if they mike their purchases frontme, and I am convinced that one trial will prove the benefit of doing business tinder thin New System. R_ SMI'T'g_